#BookReviews

Mar 6, 2018

4 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “The Invention of Motherhood” by Dan Melson

A Mind-Boggling Futuristic Sci-Fi Thriller! “The Invention of Motherhood” may be an unusual title for this mind-boggling Sci-Fi thriller, but this story is well worth the read. This story takes place far into the future, when an alien race has assumed control of Earth. It is a stunning saga about a couple’s determination to bear a child using the old ways—allowing the laws of nature and nurture rather than cold science shape their unborn child. It is also a window into what w

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Feb 6, 2018

5 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “Footprints On The Other Side” by Tobey Alexander

A Jewel Of A Psychological Thriller! Tensions run high in “Footprints On The Other Side”, a taut psychological thriller from Author Tobey Alexander, as ex-military freelancer Jack James is captured, tortured, and mercilessly experimented on by the diabolical and fanatical Doctor Erouneu Passeny and the illicit pharmaceutical conglomerate that will stop at nothing to get what they want. Alexander weaves a twisted tale for the protagonist in this debut novel as Jack is held cap

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Feb 6, 2018

5 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “The War has Begun (Duty in the Cause of Liberty Book 1)” by Charles E. F

A Family Legacy Spurs The Birth Of A Nation! Intensely researched and backed up by historical documentation, maps, and factual accounts, Author Charles E. Frye’s “The War has Begun (Duty in the Cause of Liberty Book 1)” is an amazing reimagining of the life of his great-great-great-great grandfather, Isaac Frye’s military service from the very beginning of the American Revolutionary War. In relating the specifics of his ancestor’s service, the author adds a vital and highly p

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Jan 19, 2018

4 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “Donna632: A new race of people is grown for sale” by Richard McStay

A Shocking Glimpse Into The Future Of Humankind! With a title that explains his main plot line from the get-go, Author Richard McStay launches readers into a politically charged Sci-Fi space thriller that rivals the works of Isaac Asimov and Frank Herbert. Complex themes and highly motivated characters drive this futuristic tale of one man’s quest to change a society that has little consideration for the human hybrids who support them. Known as “Partners”, these hybrid worker

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Jan 9, 2018

5 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “Dreamland” by Julia E. Clements

An Imaginative Adventure You Won’t Soon Forget! I love fairytales… really, really great fairytales. They take you to magical faraway places where you can be anyone, or anything, you want to be and do anything you want to do. Dreams, like fairytales, are much the same, and so is the basis for Julia E. Clements’ fantastic child adventure, “Dreamland”. 10-Year-old Daniel Green travels to Dreamland each night in his sleep, courtesy of a Silver Ticket, where he creates an amazing

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Jan 9, 2018

5 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “The Truths We Tell” by Sarah Northwood

Inspirational Epiphany For Anyone Longing For Peace And Resolution! Sarah Northwood’s “The Truths We Tell” is a profound and contemplative quoteworthy poetry collection divided into three sections: Fear, Contemplation, and Love. Each section subsequently deals with an issue and progresses to the next as an inner mind grows and overcomes the everyday challenges of life. From “Fear is the Stuff Brave is Made From” to “A Million Wonky Beats”, Northwood’s poetry plucks at the hea

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Jan 6, 2018

5 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “Christmas Miracle in July (Christmas Miracle Series Book 1)” by R. M. Ga

A Heartwarming And Engaging Love Story! R.M. Gauthier weaves a suspenseful tale of mystery against the backdrop of a small town famous for its lavish round-the-year celebration of everyone’s favorite holiday—Christmas. Jack, a detective and the main character of this clever undercover mystery, probes his person-of-interest, Charlotte, with question after question about her past, suspecting that something may be off about her story. But somehow, he just can’t help falling for

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Dec 23, 2017

5 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “Magic O’Clock: A fictional tale of dementia and hope” by L. S. Fellows

A Charming But Realistic Tale On Dealing With Dementia! Seventy-year-old Archie Royle is the author’s dad—her storytelling hero who is stricken with dementia. At this stage in his life, Archie doesn’t know his own daughters or family anymore, and he lives in a world of his own time and making. But even though he struggles to recall the woman who stops in daily to chat with him and hear his stories, he seems quite happy existing in a place where time is irrelevant and hope is

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Dec 13, 2017

5 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “The Rabbi’s Gift: Re-telling an Ancient Tale” by Chuck Gould

A Striking Retelling Of The Nativity Story! Headstrong and independent, Mary is of age to marry, but rejects all suitors even as her father frets more and more over her future. She has yet to realize the deep feelings already stirring in her heart for Yusuf—a lowly craftsman conscripted to construct a mosaic centerpiece for a new addition to her wealthy father’s estate in this striking retelling of the Nativity story. Stunningly beautiful in its telling, “The Rabbi’s Gift” is

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Dec 10, 2017

3 Star IHIBRP Book Review: “Retirement is Fun: When One Door Closes, Another Opens” by Brenda Mohamm

A Satisfying Glimpse Into the Life of a Well-Traveled! Take a flight into the fascinating and fast-paced life of author Brenda Mohammed as she reflects on her years of early retirement. “Retirement is Fun” reads like a journal detailing the many aspects of Mohammed’s post-retirement days spent traveling the world. We follow her and her family as they globe-trot from their native Trinidad to the world’s largest cities, including Rome, London, and New York, to more exotic locat

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